Red Cross Reports Record 1963 64 Spending and Programs
The American Red Cross releases its 1963 64 annual report detailing total expenditures of 97 672 761 for the national organization and 3 500 chapters, record fund income of 811 350 281, and a wide range of services. Blood program collections reached 2 37 000 units, peacetime records, with significant support to armed forces relief and disaster aid benefiting over 110 300 people and 16 300 families. Certificates issued for life saving and home nursing programs reached substantial totals across swimming, first aid, and other courses.
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Population projections shape national outlook for 20 to 30 years
George Hagecorn outlines how census revisions alter long term growth estimates. He notes shifts in high and low population projections, warns projections can mislead, and stresses influence of the new generation on future birth rates and economic conditions.
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Cengus Bureau
Census Bureau
Mishough
Popilarion Estates
Public Opinion on Tipping Practices and Family Trends
Readers debate tipping etiquette from two to three percent to twenty five to thirty percent and its impact on service workers. A Missouri club asks for opinions while economic factors influence teen employment and marriage trends amid uncertain future population and family size.
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Lindell Birda
St. Louis
Tom Tate
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